Profile Perfect Level 130 Answer & Walkthrough Solution

Profile Perfect Level 130 Answer

The full solved grid is shown below. Scroll past it for the clue-by-clue breakdown that walks you through every deduction.

Profile Perfect Level 130 Hints And Walkthrough

This submarine puzzle drops you straight into a five‑vessel lineup where color, country, special feature, and mission all need to be matched. Right away you’re handed some locked answers (Submarine D’s Antenna, for instance) and one hidden value (Submarine C’s Torpedo). The positional clues – “furthest”, “next to”, “between” – rely on the submarines being ordered alphabetically from left to right (A, B, C, D, E). Once you keep that order in mind, the pieces fall into place quickly.

Step 1: Lock down Submarine E – Gray, France, Headlamp, Treasure

Clue 2 is a double‑whammy: “Submarine E is Gray and is equipped with Headlamp.” That gives us E’s color and special feature right away. Then Clue 9 adds the rest: “France’s submarine is looking for Treasure in Atlantic Ocean.” So E’s country is France and its mission is Treasure. That’s four cells filled before we even touch the other submarines.

Step 2: Set Submarine A’s colors and country, plus Submarine B’s color and mission

Clue 6 tells us “Some parts of Beijing’s submarine has Yellow color.” That pins Submarine A as China and its color as Yellow. Clue 13 is just as direct: “Red submarine is Patrolling the Pacific Ocean.” So Submarine B is Red and its mission is Patrol. Clue 3 then reveals that B’s country is both Japan and Russia – a slash‑separated cell. So B’s country cell gets two values.

Step 3: Use the hidden Torpedo and the Black clue to fill Submarine C

Clue 8 says “Black submarine has explosives, it’s not an Asian vessel.” The only submarine left that can be black is C (A is Yellow, B is Red, D will be Purple/White, E is Gray). That makes C’s color Black and its special feature Torpedo – exactly the hidden value. Since the black sub isn’t Asian, its country must be European, which matches what we’ll learn in the next step.

Step 4: Positional clues fill Germany, USA, Rescue, and the Purple/White colors

Clue 5 says “Submarine C and E are from European countries.” We already know E is France, so C must be Germany. Now Clue 4: “USA’s submarine is between Gray and Rescue submarines.” Gray is E (rightmost), Rescue is C (from the same clue – it assigns Rescue to C). In the order A‑B‑C‑D‑E, the submarine between C and E is D, so D’s country is USA. That clue also gives C’s mission as Rescue.

Clue 7 says there are “2 submarines between White and Yellow.” Yellow is on A; two submarines between A and another would be B and C, making the mystery submarine D. So D’s color includes White. Clue 10: “Next to Germany are Red and Purple submarines.” Germany is C; its left neighbor is B (Red) and its right neighbor is D (Purple). So D’s color also includes Purple – hence the slash‑separated Purple/White for D.

Step 5: Complete Submarine A – Sonar, Blue, Research, and the furthest relationship

Clue 1: “Research submarine is the furthest from one with Antenna.” Antenna is on D (initial answer). In the lineup, the furthest from D is A (distance 3 steps left). So A’s mission is Research. Clue 11 tells us “Submarine with Periscope does not have Blue color” – it also assigns both Yellow and Blue to A. So A’s color becomes Yellow/Blue. Clue 12: “Next to one with Sonar is not a hostile submarine.” A has Sonar (the clue directly links that), and its only neighbor B (Patrol) is not hostile. That confirms A’s special feature as Sonar.

Step 6: Finish the remaining cells – B’s Periscope, D’s mission, and final check

Clue 11 also sets B’s special feature as Periscope. That leaves only D’s mission open. The missions are: A=Research, B=Patrol, C=Rescue, E=Treasure, so D’s mission must be War. Clue 12 also mentions “hostile submarine” which ties to War – a nice confirmation. D’s special feature was already the initial Antenna. All cells are now filled. The grid matches the solved answer.

Trickiest Clues In Profile Perfect Level 130

The “furthest” clue and positional order

Clue 1 says “Research submarine is the furthest from one with Antenna.” If you forget that the submarines are ordered A through E left to right, you might think “furthest” means physical distance in any arrangement. But in Profile Perfect, “furthest” always refers to the number of positions apart in the sequence. With Antenna on D, the furthest submarine is A (three spots away), not E (only one spot away). That subtlety is easy to miss.

The Periscope‑Blue exclusion

Clue 11: “Submarine with Periscope does not have Blue color.” It doesn’t say only that Periscope sub isn’t Blue – it also directly assigns Blue to Submarine A right after. Some players read the clue as a simple restriction and forget to check if Blue is placed elsewhere. The link actually gives A its second color (Blue) and pins B’s feature as Periscope. Treat it as a double assignment, not just a negative rule.

USA between Gray and Rescue

Clue 4 says “USA’s submarine is between Gray and Rescue submarines.” Because it doesn’t name the specific subjects, you need to know from other clues that Gray is E and Rescue is C. If you haven’t yet placed those, you might get stuck. The trick is to notice the clue also sets Rescue on C, which then lets you deduce that the USA‑owned sub is D, sitting right between C and E.

The hidden Torpedo on Submarine C

Clue 8 mentions “Black submarine has explosives” – that could be any black sub, but only one submarine turns out black. The hidden value for C’s special feature is Torpedo, and it’s never given in an initial answer. You have to link “explosives” to “Torpedo” and trust that the solver will fill it in once black is assigned to C. It’s a clean deduction, but players who skip the hidden value may think there’s information missing.

Final Thoughts

Profile Perfect Level 130 is a satisfying mix of direct assignments and positional reasoning. The alphabetic order of the submarines (A through E left to right) is the anchor that makes the “furthest”, “between”, and “next to” clues work. Once you fill in the easy color‑country pairs for A, B, and E, the remaining slots – especially C’s German origin and D’s dual Purple/White color – fall out of the neighbor and spacing rules. The hidden Torpedo for Submarine C is a neat little “aha” moment, and the double‑value cells (A’s Yellow/Blue, B’s Japan/Russia, D’s Purple/White) remind you that some traits allow multiple correct answers. Happy solving!